Sesebelisoa se nang le boqapi se thehile lekunutu 'Russia-Finland border '' me a lefisa bajaki ba bane ba seng molaong li-euro tse likete, a ba etsa hore ba lumele hore ba tšela moeli oa Russia. Ka bomalimabe bakeng sa bajaki, ba ile ba ts'oaroa hanghang ke balebeli ba 'nete ba moeli oa Russia nakoana nakoana hamorao.
Ketsahalo ena e etsahetse bekeng e fetileng ha balebeli ba moeling ba ts'oara sehlopha sa bajaki ba bane ba seng molaong ba tsoang Asia Boroa le motataisi oa bona, eo hape ho thoeng ha se moahi oa Russia. Border Service ea Ts'ireletso ea Ts'ireletso ea Federale ea Russia e senotse lintlha tsa taba e makatsang kajeno.
Le ha ho ne ho bonahala e le teko ea ho tšela moeli ka tsela e seng molaong qalong, 'mosupisi' eo e ile ea e-ba khokahano. O thehile moeli oa bohata oa Russia le Finland kae kae morung mobung oa Russia, mme a etella pele bareki ba hae ho nka leeto le lelelele ho ea ho lona. 'Motataisi' o ile a leka ho etsa hore leeto la morung le shebahale joalo ka teko e seng molaong ea ho tšela moeli, mme a ba a tsamaisa sekepe se nang le moea, a re "se kanna sa tla."
Mookameli o ile a lefisa bajaki bakeng sa leeto - leo e neng e le ho tsamaea morung - chelete e ngata ea € 10,000 ($ 11,100). Morero oa hae e ne e le ho lahla bareki ba hae ka morung, a ba tsokela matsoho mme a ba romelle ho la Finland.
Ho tlola moeli ke tlolo ea molao Russia e ka lebisang ho lilemo tse ka bang tse tšeletseng teronkong. Leha ho le joalo, kaha ha ho moeli oa nnete o tlotsitsoeng ke sehlopha, bajaki ba ile ba baleha ka kotlo mme ba tla lelekoa naheng. Conman o ntse a le litlamong mme o tobane le liqoso tsa bosholu.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- He created a fake Russian-Finnish border somewhere in the forest on Russian soil, and then led his clients on a long hike to it.
- The conman charged the migrants for the journey – which was basically a walk in the forest – the hefty sum of €10,000 ($11,100).
- While it looked like an attempt to illegally cross the border at first, the ‘guide' turned out to be a conman.
